NPR "Weekend Edition" question: Film Celebrity change words with "G" & "T"?

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NPR "Weekend Edition" question: Film Celebrity change words with "G" & "T"?

06-01-2008, 09:19 PM

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NPR "Weekend Edition" question: Film Celebrity change words with "G" & "T"?

Name a famous male movie star. Change the first letter of his first name to a G and change the last letter of his last name to a T. The result will be two words that are synonyms. Who is the movie star and what are the words?

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